Apprentice

Since 2006, ALBD Electric & Cable has provided the highest-quality commercial and residential electrical installation, service and maintenance. We take pride in our 100% self-performance capabilities consisting of underground, ground-up, design-build, construction, tenant-improvements, and much more. ALBD’s multi-faceted specialties and reputation have awarded our teams exciting projects with leaders in a wide array of industries.

Since 2006, ALBD Electric & Cable has provided the highest-quality commercial and residential electrical installation, service and maintenance. We take pride in our 100% self-performance capabilities consisting of underground, ground-up, design-build, construction, tenant-improvements, and much more. ALBD’s multi-faceted specialties and reputation have awarded our teams exciting projects with leaders in a wide array of industries.

We are not your average electrical contracting company. We are more than that. There is a cultivated family environment here at ALBD created by our ownership then nurtured by our leadership team. Many of our employees have been with us since inception and all of our employees are inspired by the opportunity for further development, training, and advancement.

An intermediate apprentice capable of independently completing many common commercial electrical installations with limited supervision. The A-3 applies stronger electrical theory, code knowledge, blueprint reading, troubleshooting, material planning, and coordination skills.

• Installation:
  Layout and install common commercial branch circuit raceway systems and conductors from electrical drawings.
• Electrical Calculations:
  Apply Ohm’s Law and working knowledge of conductor sizing, ampacity, raceway fill, voltage drop concepts, and adjustment/correction considerations.
• Systems Knowledge:
  Demonstrate working knowledge of grounding/bonding and single and three phase electrical systems.
• Troubleshooting:
  Use a systematic process to troubleshoot common branch circuit and installation issues using appropriate test equipment within training and authorization.
• Planning & Coordination:
  Plan daily work, determine basic material requirements, coordinate assigned installations with other trades, and identify conflicts early.
• Development:
  Assist in training A0 through A2 apprentices and demonstrate ownership of assigned work areas

• Demonstrated A1/A2 competencies.
• Working knowledge of NEC requirements and ability to navigate common code topics.
• Ability to read floor plans, panel schedules, details, risers, and basic oneline diagrams.
• Advancement target: strong independent execution, troubleshooting, planning, communication, and development of lower level apprentices.

• Valid Electrical Trainee Certification where required by applicable law or regulation.
• OSHA 30 certification is a plus.
• Valid driver’s license with a clean driving record, when driving is an essential job function.
• Ability to work in various weather conditions and diverse environments, including confined spaces and heights.
• Physical requirements include sitting, standing, walking, bending, kneeling, and use of hands and arms to operate equipment.
• Ability to lift and move up to 50 lbs.
• Problem solving skills, attention to detail, communication, and organization appropriate to the apprentice level.

• Pay Ranges: $ Evaluation per hour
• Medical, Dental, Vision, FSA, Voluntary Insurance and 401K with 4% match
• Holiday Pay
• California Sick Pay